NOTICE: Due to COVID virus restrictions, the UCI campus is currently working remotely and we may be a bit slow to respond to inquiries.  However, we will continue to operate as best we can and hope that this situation will not last beyond July 2020.  Thank you in advance for your patience!

Also, all on-campus events are cancelled until further notice.  Sadly, our visitors have returned to their home institutions and/or countries due to COVID requirements, but we hope to welcome them back again once the crisis is past.

AirUCI is an Organized Research Unit (ORU) located at the University of California, Irvine. We are a multidisciplinary environmental research team dedicated to understanding and solving issues related to air pollution, climate change, water quality, and green technology — locally and globally — and their effects on human health and well-being.

To achieve these ambitious goals, our world-renowned research group has come together to form an integrated team of researchers, engineers, and health scientists whose focus is to elucidate the fundamental science and impacts of pollution, energy, and climate change and their effects on society and on our planet.

Our award-winning team conducts collaborative, fundamental research into the critical environmental and associated health issues of our time, using cutting-edge technology and scientific and engineering approaches that are state-of-the-art.

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• See the 2018 documentary on the ozone hole and Rowland's work
• Watch our video showing some of our team at work
• Check out the AirUCI student-founded AAARS student chapter
• View presentations from our research team on their lab studies
• View the tribute to Sherri Rowland, Jim Pitts, and Ralph Cicerone
• Watch videos of the dedication of Rowland Hall as a historic building
• Check out our Teacher Resource page
• Take a look at our Fulbright Visiting Research Chair position
• Follow Veronique Perraud's blog, with lots of AirUCI photos and info...  she's one of our key Project Scientists
• Lend a hand by contributing to a Memorial Fund